I-70 NEWS Tag: transit

For many Coloradans, this August has been a challenge. A combination of intense hot and dry weather and thick haze has had a massive impact

As of Thursday (8/20), the Grizzly Creek Fire, raging through Glenwood Canyon, has burned over 25,000 acres. Last week, the fire doubled in size in

This Summer, CDOT has been undertaking new campaigns and research efforts with the desired outcome to curb impairment and encourage safer and more responsible behaviors

The Front Range Passenger Rail project team is inviting all Coloradans living along the Front Range to provide their input in an ‘online meeting’ that is running through the

Earlier this month, CDOT announced that it had won a $60.7 million federal, Infrastructure for Rebuilding America (INFRA) grant to go towards I-70 improvements. The project that

After 12 long weeks, Colorado’s mountain towns are slowly and cautiously beginning to reopen. That is the official message, though through this challenging time, tourism

TRANSPORTATION FUNDING Identifying and agreeing upon a sustainable source of transportation funding continues to be elusive in Colorado. There is broad agreement among citizens and

We all love Colorado’s great outdoors; that’s why we choose to live here. Spring is springing; the city is starting to scorch (it’s coming!), and

Coronavirus hit Colorado quickly. Our state’s very first cases were confirmed on March 5. March 10, saw the declaration of a state of emergency; on

“At the end of February, the snowpack was strong and deep and looking really good. The only thing that could have kicked off a big